People know that when things go wrong, Supreme Court will stand by them: CJI Ramana
The Hindu
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The people of India know that when things go wrong, the Supreme Court, as the guardian of the largest democracy, will stand by them, Chief Justice of India N.V. Ramana said on Saturday. The Chief Justice said the Constitution, together with the immense faith of the people in the judicial system, brought to life the Supreme Court’s motto Yato Dharma Sthato Jaya. “That is, where there is dharma, there is victory,” he explained, in his keynote address to a global audience at the Indo-Singapore Mediation Summit of 2021 organised by Singapore International Mediation Centre, CAMP Arbitration and Mediation Practice and Mediation Mantras. Chief Justice of Singapore Sundaresh Menon congratulated Chief Justice Ramana on his recent appointment as top judge.
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